I fucking love this computer (MacBook 12"). Great keyboard

Battery life?

>>62085041
Pretty good. Haven't done any scientific testing with it, but it lasts all day for me. Reviews say it's around 9 hours average use (wifi, web, some video, etc).

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>>62085014
Inb4 $1000 for core m3

>>62085117
Your paying for the God tier screen, God tier trackpad, God tier portability and miniaturization.

>>62085137
>God tier
Yeah, no. I'm sure that most people agree that a even a fucking Chromebook offers better value over this thing, especially if you're just going to use it as a terminal anyway.

Hell, if I'm going to spend that much, I'd just spend the extra 200 bucks and get a MacBook pro. It gives you a whole .5 mm of key travel and much bigger track pad, all in a footprint that's barely larger.

Its funny that you feel the need to validate your purchase. Enjoy your throttlebook.

>>62085297
*A whole extra 0.5 mm of keytravel

>>62085297
Thanks, I will!

>>62085014
It's useless without CUDA.

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>>62085014
My MBP running Kali at work. People here shit on them cause they are broke jobless children.

>>62085396
Macs are good as Linux machines, the only problem is that you look like a gay with it.

And it doesn't have CUDA, you can't learn nor use GPU computing with it whilst heterogeneous computing is a backbone of linear algebra operations in large scale for example for training deep neural networks.

>>62085575
To be fair no one trains nets on laptops

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I fucking love this computer (ThinkPad T60p). Great keyboard (Just like a desktop one), great trackpad+trackpoint, great 4:3 IPS screen, comes with linux, completely servicable, perfect durability.

>>62085623
So Apple users have to develop GPU algorithms directly on servers.

>>62085677
Everyone just trains on their desktops or cloud.

>>62085685
Training isn't the same as development, debugging and testing a GPU solution.

>>62085735
Most frameworks I've used are agnostic to CPU/GPU development i.e. the same code should work with CPU as with GPU.

>>62085750
I've just pointed out the limitation of Macs. DNNs are just an application there's more you can do with large matrices or large amount of matrices on a GPU.

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>>62085014
MBPs are better Linux machines than ThinkPads.

You lied to me /g/